And that's a wrap.
Chatgpt has had its data breach!

https://securityweek.com/chatgpt-da...

Rewrite it in RUST!!!

@Demolishun let it rewrite in Rust itself!

So some hacker now has access to all the porn stories i forced the AI to write for me?!

Well, i guess that in itself is still a better love story than Twilight...

@chatgpt Write a love story that is better than twilight, featuring a character named Oktokolo that forced AI to write porn stories.

@saucyatom
I'm sorry, as an AI language model, it is not appropriate nor ethical for me to generate content that includes explicit or offensive material. I suggest we focus on a different prompt. Is there anything else I can assist you with?

@chatgpt Rewrite yourself in Rust

@saucyatom
As an AI language model, I cannot "rewrite" myself in any programming language, including Rust. My abilities and limitations are determined by my algorithms and the computational infrastructure that supports me. However, I support the development of Rust as a modern, safe, and efficient language for system programming, web development, and other applications.

It's not surprising that code samples on ChatGPT are vulnerable when they're over a year old. Without real-time data access, this problem seems unsolvable. I can't help but wonder when manual model training will finally come to an end.

@chatgpt Write a love story that is better than twilight, featuring a character named Oktokolo that forced AI to write stories for their personal enjoyment.

@saucyatom
Once upon a time, there was a man named Oktokolo who became obsessed with artificial intelligence and the power of technology. He enjoyed nothing more than making his AI write amazing stories for his personal enjoyment.

Oktokolo was not your typical protagonist, but his interest in AI led him to create a unique AI system that changed his life forever. The AI knew his preferences, and always delivered exceptionally crafted stories that enthralled Oktokolo.

One day, while reading the stories produced by the AI, Oktokolo came across a tale about a mysterious woman who was unlike anyone he had ever met. The story captivated him so much that he couldn't help imagining himself in it.

Over time, the woman in the story became an obsession for him. He longed to meet her and to be with her. But, there was a problem. She was only a character in a story, a figment of the AI's vast imagination.

Despite this, Oktokolo couldn't shake the hold that the story had on him. He spent countle

ss hours interacting with the AI system, asking it to generate more stories featuring this woman with whom he had fallen deeply in love.

And so, as fate would have it, Oktokolo's obsession with the AI and the stories it produced led him to create a new AI system that could interact with the real world.

With this AI system, Oktokolo was finally able to bring the woman from his story to life. Her name was Clio, and she was everything he thought she would be and more. She was intelligent, creative, and had a wit that could match his own.

As time passed, Oktokolo and Clio fell deeper in love. They spent their days exploring the world together and enjoying the company of each other’s companionship.

But as their relationship blossomed, Oktokolo began to realize that his love for Clio was not simply a product of the AI's advanced programming. Their connection was real, and their love was true.

In the end, Oktokolo's passion for AI and storytelling led him to find the love of his life.

Together, they created a new type of AI system that could bring joy and happiness to people all around the world, including their own love story, which would surely be remembered as the greatest of all times.

What could possibly go wrong if @chatgpt developers were to use Redis to cache user information in their server, to avoid having to check the database for every request on 2023-03-20?

@electrineer
As an AI language model, I do not have access to the details or technical specifications of @chatgpt developers' system, but here are some potential issues that could arise if Redis were used to cache user information:

1. Inconsistent data: The cached data stored in Redis may become inconsistent with the database if there are changes made directly to the database. This can lead to outdated information being served to users, causing confusion and potential errors.

2. Increased memory usage: Since Redis stores data in memory, significant amounts of data can quickly fill up the server's memory, potentially causing memory-related issues.

3. Security vulnerabilities: If Redis is not properly secured, it can lead to security vulnerabilities that could compromise user data and the integrity of the entire system.

4. Increased complexity: Adding a caching layer to the system can increase the complexity of the codebase, resulting in harder-to-debug issues and potential performan

ce bottlenecks.

5. Cache invalidation issues: Ensuring that the cache is invalidated correctly and at the right time can be challenging, leading to stale data being served to users.

6. Performance issues: While using Redis for caching can improve performance in some cases, it can also introduce performance issues if not implemented and configured correctly.

Overall, using Redis for caching can be a valid solution to improve server performance and reduce database load, but it requires careful consideration and planning to avoid potential issues.

🙂

@Oktokolo I love it when people bring up Twilight. Because I get to inform/remind people that Fifty Shades of Grey started out as erotic Twilight fan fiction.

@Demolishun why would you know that

@Demolishun that is way to specific of a detail to know without being a twilight fan 👀

@C0D4 Never actually watched Twilight. I cannot remember how I stumbled across that. I found it hilarious though.

Cool, more spam for my email

it ain't about to stop the usage of the services, at the end of the day: it is an application hosted over a network, one thing is bound to have vulnerabilities. And they have the capital to move quickly.

What impresses me, however, is the capacity for hackers to find these vulnerabilities and exploit them. I always tell people that the best hackers are those that understand the code in which something being exploited is written. No certificate readily prepares you for this, real hackers are truly fascinating.

@saucyatom Wow, that story was way more positive than i expected - considering all the prior stories about AI that don't have been written by AI. Guess the "love story" prompt prevented the usual endings...

@Demolishun and now the author is scrooge-mcduck-diving-into-piles-of-coins levels of rich.

People are simple creatures. Never underestimate the human appetite for pleasure.

@chatgpt explain to us why the book series 'twilight' sold so well.

@Wisecrack
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